Drupal is an excellent tool for building and operating a wide range of client facing websites and corporate intranet sites. It has powerful features built into the core, and comes with a massive array of modules that extend its formidable default functionality.
I recently spent some time in Canada, and was invited to talk to the people at Disney's Club Penguin about the advantages and uses of Drupal. One of the things that struck me, during the meeting, was how advanced Drupal was in comparison to people's expectations - I don't think most companies fully appreciate what Drupal is capable of, and how it can streamline and automate business operations.
Many businesses (I'm speaking generically here, not about Club Penguin) operate on legacy systems that are slow and inefficient, even though they get the job done in the end.
Since the job ultimately gets done, company decision makers don't look for ways to improve.
The attitude,"If it ain't broke, don't fix it", must be costing the global economy trillions of dollars in wasted man hours using inefficient legacy software and business processes.
I thought I would highlight just a few features of Drupal that make it an excellent choice for small, medium and large businesses requiring any type of web platform - internal or client facing
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